Theology and Doctrine
A Handbook of Fundamental Theology, Volume II
Revealed Religion
- By Fr. John Brunsmann, S.V.D.
- Freely adapted and edited by Arthur Preuss
The second volume of Fr. John Brunsmann's course in Catholic apologetics, adapted and edited by Arthur Preuss: the possibility and necessity of revelation, miracles and prophecy, and the credibility of the Old and New Testaments.
- Source edition
- 1929, B. Herder Book Co., St. Louis and London
- Manualist edition
- September 2026
Volume II of A Handbook of Fundamental Theology treats the possibility and necessity of revelation; miracles and prophecy; the genuineness and credibility of the Old and New Testaments; the historical reliability of the Gospels; and the divine origin of biblical revelation.
Fr. John Brunsmann’s work was freely adapted and edited by Arthur Preuss for English readers. This Manualist Press edition was newly typeset and proofread from the 1929 B. Herder edition and preserves the scholarly apparatus.
The Kindle edition contains Volumes I and II together; paperback and hardcover are issued per volume. Volume I covers the general introduction and natural religion.
Why this book
A detailed study of the biblical record and the historical case for divine revelation, in the manualist tradition.
Restoration note
Newly typeset and proofread from the B. Herder edition, with a linked table of contents and linked notes.
Edition note
The Kindle edition contains Volumes I and II together in one file; the paperback and hardcover editions are issued per volume.
Source note
Newly typeset and proofread from the 1929 B. Herder edition, preserving the scholarly apparatus.
